Cardboard Vampyres Tickets

Cardboard Vampyres formed in 2004 when Cantrell and Duffy joined forces with notable rock talents including John Corabi on vocals, Chris Wyse on bass, and Josh Howser on drums. Publicly presenting as a covers act, the group carved a niche performing beloved tracks across the United States with no stated plans to release original material. Their live history spans notable venues and regions, from New York City to the West Coast and beyond, capturing the energy of classic rock through a rotating lineup built around strong performances and stagecraft.

Below you’ll find a concise biography, highlights from their discography as a covers-focused act, and details on their documented tour activity. We’ve got you for reliable, easy access to information about Cardboard Vampyres and their legacy in the early 2000s live scene.

Biography and tour history are compiled from credible public records of the era, including performances at venues such as the Hudson Theatre (New York), Belly Up (Solana Beach), Key Club (Los Angeles), Slim’s (San Francisco), The Quest (Minneapolis), Summerfest (Milwaukee), and House of Blues (Chicago). While the project emphasized covers rather than original material, the lineup brought together musicians known for their stage presence and interpretive power. For fans and researchers, Cardboard Vampyres represents a snapshot of a time when rock covers clubs and cross-state tours defined a distinct live music experience.

For fans seeking ongoing updates or social channels, note that contemporary, active social media footprints aren’t clearly documented today, but historical references point to an official site presence on cardboardvampyres.com during the group’s active years. If you’re seeking more information on related acts or similar cover-focused ensembles, we’re here to help you locate reliable sources and secure tickets to future shows where appropriate.